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Annie Winchester ([info]anniegirl) wrote in [info]utr_logs,
@ 2011-05-27 19:51:00

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Entry tags:annorah winchester, michael

WHO: Annie and Archangel Michael
WHAT: The Hunter and the Angel.
WHERE: Second Street Deli, New York City.
WARNINGS: Neither Annie nor Michael mince words.

Betty had gotten her to her porch last night, and she didn't remember anything from then until this morning when she'd woken up on the couch. Daddy and Mom were nowhere to be found; the only living things she saw were Vesper and Roxy, curled up on each other in Roxy's bed in the hallway. It was probably good; she was quiet and just still sort of felt like thinking. But to think, she needed good food of a specific kind. For that, she had to go to New York.

She was in line now at Second Street, waiting for her pastrami sandwich and matzoh ball soup. Good thick comfort food.



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[info]anniegirl
2011-05-28 01:16 am UTC (link)
Annie heard him, and it pissed her off just a little to hear herself described as 'needing soup'. But still, he was trying to be nice, and she was watching the deli guy make her stuff, it wasn't like they were going to dose her and attack her or something. So she'd be polite. "Hey, I appreciate it." He was a big guy, maybe her grandfather's age, or at least the same age as Granddad when she'd seen him last. "I'm not Jewish, but nothing beats matzoh ball soup for comfort."

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